GIVE GIFTS THAT GROW

OVER 22,000 

FARM ANIMALS

DISTRIBUTED!

When God Gives You Goats or Chickens...

Naga (pictured above) and her sister Chinni were both blessed with second generation goats. 

Naga is married with three children, two girls and a boy, ages 4,5, and 6.  Sister Chinni has two boys and a girl, ages 7, 8, and 9. 

So far, nine families have been blessed in Naga's little village with just three goats from you. In fact, the KGM leaders have opened a "kid feeding and breeding area" to help the herds grow.

Naga's goat just gave birth; so another family will receive a third generation goat gift and that fountain of blessings that all started with you flows on! It's no wonder these women are smiling from ear to ear. 

And this doesn't count the families who were gifted flocks of chickens. Baby, an Indian widow in another state, has GIVEN AWAY  FORTY CHICKENS from the starter flock of five you gave her. Another, Nirmala, has grown her flock to 70 and is sending her

daughter to college with the income she's earning.

These are not isolated stories. Similar results are transforming entire villages in other India states.

WHO GETS MY INITIAL ANIMAL GIFT?

            Take a Video Tour of a Typical Animal Recipient's Home    

                                                                                      

Kerusomen Gospel Ministries supports people to stand on their own and discover God's power to help them change their own lives. 

We call this sustainable compassion. The people we serve in rural India have God-given talents to provide for their families but most don't have the financial resources to get started.   

Owning animals in rural India is the key to food and income security. They provide families with their own source of nutrition, manure for vegetable gardens, and a small business, as well.

FARM ANIMAL FACTS    

With their daily supply of fresh eggs, chickens provide a steady supply of healthy protein and fat, plus the income generated from selling chicks and eggs. 

They are fast multiplying, easy to care for, and don't require a lot of space, making them the perfect backyard animals for widows and families. 

One flock (five chickens) costs $25.

Goats provide milk and healthy, nutrient rich milk products such as cheese plus 
manure to enrich soil for vegetable gardens. 

They are easy to rear, take little space, multiply fast,

and are very easy to sell. 

One female goat costs $100.